The phrase "abilities to execute a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in performing a specific task or action.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated strong abilities to execute a complex project under tight deadlines."
Alternatives: "skills to carry out a" or "capabilities to perform a".
Analysts say that Pfizer has proved its ability to execute a major merger, with its hostile takeover of Warner-Lambert in 2000 widely viewed as a success.
The passing game ran through Vernon Davis, who consistently got open thanks to his ability to execute a variety of routes from a variety of alignments.
"There is very little confidence in the Postal Service's ability to execute a process in a manner that will really protect the buildings," she added.
The results demonstrated that prior acts of self-control do not impair the ability to execute a future intention in college-aged adults.
The most useful aspect for presented purposes is the ability to execute a VHDL behavioral specification closely related with array-based implementation.
Secret service assistant director Paul Morrissey said in a statement that the situation had "no impact on the secret service's ability to execute a comprehensive security plan for the president's visit to Cartagena".
Question from Jason L. Gravitch, Simsbury, Conn.: "Aside from Ariel Sharon, is there any other politician in Israel with the political leverage or ability to execute a further withdrawal from West Bank settlements?
PARIS — Nokia said on Thursday that its sales fell sharply in the first quarter because of lagging demand in emerging markets for its simplest models, adding to investor anxiety over the company's ability to execute a turnaround.
This year will test China's ability to execute a number of key transitions: towards a less wasteful and more innovative economy, towards or away from the rule of law, towards a fairer society or back to authoritarianism and the immense privileges of the elite.
With managerial upheaval a running theme in some quarters, Cruyff's ability to execute a plan that both harnesses and cuts through the movement beneath him suggests that there are a number of clubs for whom his name might be no issue at all.
